Kuay Tiew Rua Suan Mali

Thai boat noodles served in a rich, dark broth seasoned with herbs and spices. The 'Nam Tok' style includes blood for extra richness. Choose between pork or beef and your preferred noodle type.

The soup and meat from the boat noodles served without noodles. A flavorful and protein-rich dish typically eaten with plain rice.

Steamed plain white rice.

Crispy pork rinds. Airy and crunchy, perfect for dipping in noodle soup or eating as a snack.

Deep-fried pork lard cracklings. Richer and denser than pork rinds, adding a savory crunch and fat to the dish.

Blanched morning glory (water spinach). A simple vegetable side dish.

Fresh, raw bean sprouts. Crunchy and refreshing, often added to noodle soups for texture.

Bottled drinking water (Nam Thip brand).

Fanta fruit-flavored carbonated soft drink. Available in Green (fruit punch/cream soda), Red (strawberry), and Orange flavors.

Lemon-lime flavored carbonated soft drink.

Classic Coca-Cola.

Pepsi cola.

Large bottle of Coke (1 liter), suitable for sharing.

Sugar-free Coca-Cola.

Lipton iced lemon tea. Sweet and tangy.

Splash brand orange juice drink.

Thai iced black coffee. Strong, sweet, and aromatic, traditionally made from coffee beans mixed with corn and soybeans.

Thai iced black tea. Sweetened strong tea served cold without milk.

Chrysanthemum tea. A sweet, golden-yellow herbal drink with a floral aroma, served cold.

Fresh palm juice. A natural sweet drink harvested from palm trees, often with a smoky, caramel-like flavor.

Roselle herbal drink. Deep red in color with a sweet and tart flavor similar to cranberry juice.

Schweppes Lime Soda. A sparkling, carbonated drink with a zesty lime flavor.